10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARUHE»
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aruhe in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aruhe and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions
A ka hinga (hika) ano hoki te iwi i te ahi, ka ka te ahi a te iwi, ka waia (nanao) atu
ki te pito aruhe, tunu ai ki taua ahi. Ka maoka (maoa) nga pito aruhe e rua, ka
mau te tahi tangata O te iwi i te pito aruhe tuatahi i hoatu ai ki te ahi, a ka tu tahaki
...
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The Lore of the Whare-wānanga: Or Teachings of the Maori ...
I to wa i heke mai i Pou-a-kani, ka mauria mai e Kahu nga kaka aruhe; kotahi te
aruhe-paranui, kotahi te aruhe-pawhati, kotahi he aruhe-mapara. Koia tenei nga
ingoa o aua aruhe; ka whaowhia ki roto i to ipu-hue nei, he pukahu-matai, kahika
...
3
Givers of Wisdom, Labourers Without Gain: Essays on Women in ...
FOREWORD By ANTHONY R. WALKER, Fellow, Institute of Pacific Studies It is a
delight and a privilege to introduce Alice Aruhe'eta Pollard and her book Givers
of Wisdom, Lahourers without Gain: Essays on Women in the Solomon Islands.
Alice Aruhe'eta Pollard, 2000
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Whare Waananga Oo Te Tuhi Auturoa Revised:
Then they proceeded to try which of these fruits were good to eat, that is the
mamaku tree fern, the species of fern-root named the aruhe para, aruhe papawai
(with flattish roots), aruhe whatiwhati (brittle root, with only two strings in it), ...
Clayton Taylor-Nelson, 2013
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Food Culture in the Pacific Islands
Throughout the year, Maori also harvested many other edible plants, or parts
thereof, including bracken fern root, called aruhe. Cook also noted stocks of this
food, along with dried fish, on one of many visits to Maori villages in New Zealand
...
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Food Cultures of the World Encyclopedia
It is believed that prior to contact aruhe, the bracken fern, was an important staple
food. The rhizomes of the plant were pounded, separating the inedible fiber from
the starch, which was made into versatile cakes. Although aruhe itself is not ...
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The Ancient History of the Maori: His Mythology and ...
Tapa iho te ingoa o tenei parekura, pa horo hoki, " Ko tukituki patu aruhe." Ko te
tau tcnei i timata ai te whawhai, me te tango a te Rau-paraha i tera motu ki Te-wai
-pounamu, ko te tau 1822. Ka hoki mai a te Rau-paraha ki tenei taha ki Kapiti, ...
It was that very importance that caused it to be honoured by a special
personification, for Haumia is never said to personify the plant (called rarauhe)
but only its rhizomes (aruhe). The fireside version of this myth is the story of
Haumia taking ...
Dominion Museum (N.Z.), 1961
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Polynesian and Micronesian artefacts in Australia: an ...
Much Fern Root Pounder (Paoi Aruhe); (4) Ven: S Danneford; (5) (2) X5570; (3)
24 January ; (5) Potuki Roi; (10) Manuaka (2) X5601; (3) 3 March 1892; Parikaka;
(10) Basalt. Much (2) X5602; (3) 3 March 1892; Parikaka. Mt Egmont.
Lissant Mary Bolton, Jim Specht, Australian Museum, 1984
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Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand
11. CYPERACEJS. Cyperus ustulatus, A. Rich. Schoenus panciflorus, Hook. f.
Carpha alpina, Br. Scirpus maritimus, Linn. . lacustris, Linn. triqueter, Linn.
Eleocharis gracilis, Br. Maori names. Maidenhair Family. Aruhe. Brake Family.
Paretao.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ARUHE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
aruhe is used in the context of the following news items.
Munjuku III wa kwekurura ongarera yoporise
™Kapesere oku kara ongeyakeyero nu owatjiri aruhe wasere oku hingirwa kutja ovandu vetu okuza komikunda aviyeine vyehi indi vakara no ... «New Era, Jun 15»
Kazenambo werihumburura notjihavero tjOuherero
... kangamua oviwaøa mena rokutja eye wasere okutenga ongaro novitjitua viomihoko aruhe nu kangamua oruveze puvenanena eye tjaingo. «New Era, Jul 14»
Club true treasure
It was a fern root beater or patu aruhe. Maori used them to beat bracken root – their most important source of food – against a large smooth ... «Waikato Times, May 12»
Dad dies, son injured in crash
Tessa Matchitt, 23, her partner, Ross Callaghan, 41, their five-month-old son Te Aruhe, and Callaghan's four older children escaped serious ... «New Zealand Herald, Mar 12»
Special unit for mentally disabled young offenders
The six-bed unit, Te Aruhe, opened yesterday at Kenepuru Hospital and will take its first patient next week. It is the first inpatient youth mental ... «Stuff.co.nz, Jul 11»
Iwi upset Tane Mahuta being used as cemetery
He said the concept of human remains being mixed in an environment where cultural food harvesting of aruhe, nikau, kumarahou, watercress ... «New Zealand Herald, Jul 11»
Tribute to Solomon Islands women – a high cost in the rise to the top
Professor Marilyn Waring of the Institute of Public Policy at AUT University, co-edited the manuscript with Malaita-born Dr Alice Aruhe'eta ... «Scoop.co.nz, Aug 10»
Being The First launched in New Zealand by Solomons honorary …
Professor Marilyn Waring, who co-edited the book with Dr Alice Aruhe'eta Pollard of the Solomon Islands, paid tribute to the women ... «Scoop.co.nz, Mar 10»
Solomon Islands women 'barrier breakers' tell their stories
Contributors Mylyn Kuve, Dr Alice Aruhe'eta Pollard, Catherine Adifaka, Taeasi Sanga, Ethel Sigimanu, Betty Fakarii and professor Marilyn ... «Scoop.co.nz, Mar 10»
Stream of consciousness
The valley's birds and extensive tracks of aruhe (bracken fern) and harakeke (flax) were important resources for Maori, and the river's and ... «The Nelson Mail, Jan 10»
